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	Stylidiaceae R.Br. Prodr.Fl.Nov.Holland. 565 (1810)
	*Stylidium* Sw. Sp.Pl. [Linnaeus] p7, 146. (1805)
	Stylidium neurophyllum Wege Coastal Plain Triggerplant Nuytsia 25:325-329, Fig. 5 (2015)
	Stylidium pezidium Wege, Brennan & S.J.Dillon Ribbon Triggerplant Nuytsia 35:178-180, Fig. 18 (2024)
	Stylidium purpureum Wege Purple Fountain Triggerplant Nuytsia 25:329-331, 333, Fig. 6 (2015)
	Stylidium spiciforme Wege Spiciform Triggerplant Nuytsia 25:333-335, Fig. 8 (2015)
	Stylidium synaptum Wege, Brennan & A.R.Bean Connected Triggerplant Nuytsia 35:181-183, Fig. 19 (2024)
	Stylidium tenue subsp. majusculum Wege Showy Fountain Triggerplant Nuytsia 25:339-341, Fig. 10 (2015)
	Stylidium tremendum Wege, M.D.Barrett & R.L.Barrett Tremendous Triggerplant Nuytsia 35:190-193, Fig. 17 (2024)
	Stylidium uniflorum subsp. extensum Wege Red-stemmed Triggerplant Nuytsia 25:206-207, Fig. 1C-E (2015)
	Stylidium youwanjela M.D.Barrett, R.L.Barrett & Wege Youwanjela Triggerplant Nuytsia 35:194-196, Fig. 24 (2024)
	Thymelaeaceae Juss. Fam.Pl. 2:278 (1763)
	*Pimelea* Gaertn. Fruct.Sem.Pl. 1:186 (1788)
	Pimelea brevistyla Rye Nuytsia 5:1-4,Fig.1 (1984)
	Pimelea calcicola Rye Coastal Banjine Nuytsia 5:4-6, Fig. 2 (1984)
	Pimelea ciliata Rye White Banjine Nuytsia 5:6-9 (1984)
	Pimelea rara Rye Summer Pimelea Nuytsia 5:9-10,Fig.4 (1984)
	Xanthorrhoeaceae Dumort. Anal.Fam.Pl. p60, 62 (1829)
	*Xanthorrhoea* Sm. Trans.Linn.Soc.London,Bot. 4:219 (1798)
	Xanthorrhoea acanthostachya D.J.Bedford Nuytsia 5:317-321 (1985)
	Zygophyllaceae R.Br. Voy.Terra Austral. 2:545 (1814)
	*Tribulopis* R.Br. Narrative of an expedition into Central Australia 2 (1849)
	Tribulopis affinis (W.Fitzg.) H.Eichler Nuytsia 5:177 (1984)
	Tribulopis sessilis (Domin) H.Eichler Nuytsia 5:177 (1984)

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